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Arriving in Santiago

English-speaking welcome services

Pilgrim House

Pilgrim House Santiago | Welcome Center | Santiago De Compostela

Camino Companions

Camino Companions provide an opportunity for sharing of stories, quiet reflection, and a welcoming space in Santiago de Compostela for those who have walked the Camino. 

Pilgrims often feel the need to share their story, debrief a little and prepare for the return to life post Camino.  Some find arriving in Santiago an anti-climax and need space to come to terms with what their Camino has meant for them. Others miss their Camino friends and find Santiago rather daunting. 

Sometimes, pilgrims just want to laugh, share and enjoy the great memories together at the end of the Camino.

If any of the above is what you are looking for or if you just want to hang out with other pilgrims in a safe environment, do call in! 

We are located in Room 6 on the first floor of the Pilgrims’ Office from 11.30-5.00. Monday to Saturday. A friendly cuppa awaits you!

Contact: [email protected]

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Friends of the Anglican Pilgrim Centre in Santiago 

Santa Susana - Protestant Worship in the Anglican Tradition, spoken in English.

The below times are for March to October, and may differ if you are walking a winter camino or out of season.

For more information: Friends of the Anglican Pilgrim Centre in Santiago


Wondering how to get your Compostela?

Click here: Santiago and the Compostela | THE CONFRATERNITY OF SAINT JAMES (csj.org.uk)

Published: 27th February, 2023

Updated: 21st August, 2023

Author: Hannah Murray

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